GRANTS Awarded

 

MEIS DASE, 1983

 

MEIS Small Grant, 1984

 

Graduate School Faculty Summer Research Grant, 1984

 

NSF Equipment Grant, $82,500 1984

 

CDC/Honeywell/Sperry Research Grant, "Database Management for ECAD" $30,000, Sept. 1984- Dec. 1984 and $90,000 for 1985 (with V. Berzins and S. March)

 

NSF Research Grant, Grant No. DCR-8405498, "Studies in Associative Retrieval," $80,552, Sept. 1984- Feb. 1987

 

Northern Telecom Inc. Research Grant, "Local Area Networks for Office Automation," $60,000, 1985 (with K. Maly)

 

NSF CER Research Grant DCR-8420935, "Experimental Research in Computer Algorithms", $3,622,190 (participating with S. Sahni as PI), 1985-1990

 

Northern Telecom Research Grant, "Local Area Network for Office Automation", $60,000 for 1986-1988

 

HP Equipment Grant, "Studies in Distributed Systems", $198,778 for 1986 (with A. Tripathi)

 

MEIS Research Grant, "Computer-Aided-Design for VLSI", $270,000 for 1986-1989 (with G. Sobelman)

 

NSF Research Grant MIP-8605297, "Studies in Layout Problems", $80,116 for 1986-1989

 

NCR Comten Research Grant, "Studies in Computer Networking", $25,000 for 1989-1990

 

Computer-Integrated-Manufacturing Consortium, Productivity Center

Principal Investigator for Network and Database Projects, 1990-1994

 

"Performance-Driven Layout," $74,920, National Science Foundation MIP-9007168, 1991-1993

 

"Collaborative Research in Networking," $100,000 IBM Rochester 1992-1993; A set of research equipment including one AS/400, 2 PS/2 and 6 Terminals are also provided

 

"Heterogeneous Computing in High Speed Networks", $30,000, 1993, Bellcore

 

Broadband ISDN Compass Testbed, US West, 1992-1995

 

Founder of the Distributed Multimedia Research Center at University of Minnesota, 1994-1997, Industrial Sponsors: US WEST, Honeywell, Computing Devices International, Network Systems and IVI Publishing;  Each industrial sponsor contributes $50,000/year

 

"Real Time and Multimedia Network Services for Distributed Control

Applications," $61,858, ARPA (Joined with Honeywell; the total project budget $701,000) from June 1994 to December 1995

 

"High-Performance Computing over A Cluster of IBM RS/6000 Workstations"

Equipment Grant from IBM, $979,000 (with Co-PI Don Riley), 1995

 

"Advanced Multimedia Communications," $89,000, 3M, 1993-1994, $45,000 from 3M, 1995-1996

 

"Applications over High-Speed Networks : A Pilot Project for the NII"

NSF CISE Research Infrastructure Grant 1995-2000, $1,500,000 with $600,000 matching from University of Minnesota and $800,000 matching from IBM (with P. Woodward, V. Kumar and P.C. Yew as co-PIs)

 

"Research in Distance Learning" IBM Research Partnership Grant $120,000 from 1995 to 1997.

 

"High-Performance Computing Using Clusters of Workstations," IBM SUR Project, Equipment Grant from IBM, $800,000 in 1997 and $600,000 in 1998

 

"Performance Evaluation of Fibre Channel - Arbitrated Loop" Computing Devices International, $25,976 from June 1995 to June 1996.

 

"Transaction Processing Using Internet Web", $27,000 from United Health Inc, 1997

 

NSF  vBNS connection to Minnesota, NSF $350,000 1996-1997 (with Don Riley, et al. as co-PI)

 

"Video IP Project" $25,000 from NYSERnet

 

"Design and Performance Study of Serial Storage Interface Technology", $68,000 from Seagate Technology, 1997-1998

 

"Performance Evaluation of Future Serial Storage Interface," $72,000 from IBM Storage Systems Division, 1998-1999

 

“Collaborative Research Activities over the VBNS,” $124,000, NSF, April 1, 1999- March 31, 2000

 

“Internet Integrated Services over ATM Networks,” $105K, National Sandia Labs, 2000-2003

 

“Research in Multimedia Computing,” $3,000, Dell Computer, 2000

 

“A System for Multi-Axial Subassemblage Testing (MAST),”

$6.47M NSF Grant CMS-0086602 and $6M matching by the University and the State, January 1, 2001 to December 31, 2004 (with Kathy French as PI, and Carol Shield, Douglas Ernie, Jerry Hajjar and Arturo Schultz as co-PIs)

 

“Research in Emerging Network Infrastructure and Server Technology,”

$50,000 from International Simulation and Training Systems, January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2002

 

“Efficient Shared File Systems for iSCSI,” $100K gift from Intel, June 1, 2002 to May 31, 2004

 

“Collaborative Research Resources: Collaborative Data Analysis and Visualization,” $500,000, NSF CNS-0224424, Sept. 15, 2002 to Sept. 14, 2005 (with Paul Woodward as PI, and Jon Weissman, et. al. as co-PIs)

 

“Intelligent Storage Consortium,” $250,000 in 2002 and $150,000 in 2003, Digital Technology Center, University of Minnesota, (with Jon Weissman, Ahmed Tewfik, David Lilja, Yongdae Kim, and Zhi-Li Zhang)

 

“Intelligent Storage Consortium,” $165,000, StorageTek, Nov. 15, 2002 to Nov. 14, 2005

 

“Performance and Efficient Accesses for Future Storage Area Networks,” $75,000, gift from Cisco, Sept. 2003- August 2004

 

“Intelligent Storage Consortium,” $135K, Veritas, May 2003 to May 2006

 

“Intelligent Storage Consortium,” $110K, LSI Logic (Engenio), March 2004-March 2006

 

“A Parallel Archive System Using Object-based Storage Targets and Lustre,” $50K, 2004, DOE  

 

“Intelligent Storage Consortium”, $55K, Sun Micro, 2004

 

“SIMON: SImulation and MOdeling for SAN,” ONR STTR Phase 1 Grant, $75,000 with ATC Corp, 2004-2005 (with Yongdae Kim); Phase 2 funding for $500,000  from 2005-2007

 

“Development of A System for Interactive Analysis and Visualization”, NSF CNS-0421423, $300,000 from 7/15/04 to 7/14/06 (with Paul Woodward as PI)

 

“Intelligent Storage Consortium”, $55K, ETRI/Korea, September 2004 to September 2005

 

“Designing OSD-Based File Systems”, $20K, ETRI/Korea, 9/1/04-12/31/04 (with Yongdae Kim)

 

“Intelligent Storage Support to Micro-Array Data”, NIH Equipment Grant $222,000 (participating researcher with Chris Chute from Mayo Clinic as PI), 2005

 

“Intelligent Storage Consortium,”  $55K, ITRI/Taiwan, December 2005 to December 2006

 

“Parallel Archive System Using Object-Based Storage Target and Lustre File System”, $155,000 from Los Alamos National Lab, March 2006- January 2009

 

“Database Applications with Intelligent Storage System”, $60,000 from ETRI/Korea, April 2006 to April 2007, and $100,000 each year in 2007-2010

 

“Integrated Infrastructure for Secure and Efficient Long-Term Data Management,” (was PI for the project with co-PIs Yongdae Kim and David Lilja; Due to the current appointment at NSF, Andrew Odlyzko has substituted as the PI), NSF CCF-0621462, $696,999 from 9/15/06-9/14/09

 

“Global Time-Synchronized Delivery Architecture to Support Mission-Critical Traffic on the Internet” $55,000, gift from Cisco, May 2007-April 2008

 

NSF I/UCRC Center on Intelligent Storage (joint with UC Santa Cruz), $10K for planning in 2008

 

“Travel Support for IEEE Symposium on Security and Privacy,” $15K from NSF, $10K from ARO and $10K from ONR

 

“Efficient Datadeuplication with Consideration of Data Chunk Frequency,” NSF $300,000 9/1/09-8/31/2012

 

“Collaborative Research: Predictable Delivery for Large-Scale Real-Time Applications”, NSF CNS-1016350, $268,522 9/1/10-8/31/2013

 

“Collaborative Research : A Multi-University I/UCRC Center on Intelligent Storage,” NSF, $400,000, 8/1/09-7/31/2014

 

NSF I/UCRC Center Membership $50,000/year from Xyratex ,  $50,000/year from Seagate, $50,000/year from Los Alamos National Lab and $50,000/year from Symantec, 2010-2012

$100K from Seagate, $50K from Xyratex, $50K from NEC-Labs, $100K from NetApp and $50K from Dell/Compellent in 2012-2013

 

“Efficient Buffer Management in FTL for High Performance Solid State Drives,”

NSF CNS-115471 $130,000, 2011-2012

 

“Integrating Flash and Phase Change Memory into Memory/Storage Hierarchies for Enhancing High-End and Data Intensive Computing”

NSF IIP-1127829  $199,428, 2011-2012

 

“Information Dissemination in Vehicular Networks for Reduced Traffic Congestion,” NSF award 1217572, $420K from August 16, 2012 to August 15, 2015

 

“Prediction-Based Data Placement for New Memory and Storage Hierarchies,” NSF award 1217569, $450K from Sept. 1, 2012 to August 31, 2015